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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
IFIsANcE AND TRADE


SEzTxEx. FEazy. 5nze ~
Re eaig a<s.esasss seea r1ses = sa- skss-
rsnx q e,a1neEct11 faterests - seattle rs
he arvfrzs ~ ne ssas-us4ts1 aeknsssE VIA
y wszanasz IRA SO aens Is eszerz1 msF-
eA=zsAass ~ aeaffss zszrannsa
cur nsFsAansssrs ssssclEg ths nessss
= fAisdns frsars en- :. lsnea q Easzsrn 80 d
asoa fieE Jsig -. lhs az1s ~ ths sxgten
s5as of ne esp as5aa q sscfiaH K-ar q ia
iaies-SLass c5raEefss 'sw. II iaerve led a.
sEss 81 b. asvaass 90 al AnsEaean trAns-
eeuafnssszi iaafsa4 taas 4ssa
PRoupgE RECETTs a.tzsasa-s isesutss
bzxes eggs boss b1asRr, 81 sacas e9If,
q es.sN waeI Z Eunmles ASl-s. 1baaSie SANS.
SHIPMENTS - 9anaxai g1srrAAnliss wMa
safppe3 fseB sssfsle aasinz rRss 81 sears q
fsls5ssnx gaazfiflaes &. 3 P.S- e =. u
tsEz. p = 8 lee 5 tsrs. Etsamar idNhn
tens. Washington = tona. Mas 9asec 10 t0na,
y. 3. Maarue taas. Fis~swsOe tan- fofaa
tgas. " Z MsrFn too. o. TIE ISL, 10
sssMRlsf F1xa knisfs7a task fui cargo az
fFesg Is g. Va seeGxer. g. @.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

Mrs winsio~'s ssotiins Syrup. for children
teeth hing, Is the prescription Of ans Of The beet
teaaAla nurses aha Thy siciAns 10 the tnited
ststes. snd haA besu used for forty years with
never T. ling eaceess BY HilhaHs oi iaoi heFs
for shair ehi3ersn. Darius the process %
tcs tsing it, value IA iHeSiculAhie q relieves
thu chiiA from psin. ca5ss 3ysenteTy aud disr-
rheas cyipiug In she b wells snh Wind coitc.
~ giving health 90 the child e rests tho
a1ther. Price ssc bottle spISdaiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
FIRST IRON PLow.


The iron pillow was first made in
America in lTgT, over eighty-ninc
years age. Il WAS invented by Charles
Neebcau, who tried 20 introduce IL into
Scotland The farmers were bitterly
preludiced against it, aud made So
much opposition that Parliamentary
commission was appointed. This,
however. WAS worse than the farmers
it Eraycly reported that the iron pillow
poisoned the land and increased the
growth Of weeds ~ Neeheau lost So, :
go. atl this, with the adverse report,
killed him. He never made anything
from the invention, which was the ne
cessary furerunner ot all agricultural
implements made since then In this
country farmers took 70 the invention
more kindly rs we had recently thrown
oil the British yoke. and q report irons
Parliament was no longer regarded as
authority Il was long after I-9T that
iron piows began 10 make their way
into what was then the Far West, and
noW the middle eastern States.
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ron TNE UPPER sKAoiT,
afeamer ST. Patrick

A FTER JUNE ora WILL LEAVE skAshNA
n for Union City on Moadey morslnes ls.ye
UnioH City for Port Gamble. Tuesday mofnlns,
leave PoIt Qamble, "Wednesday morning w.
sesberk seabcck for Port Gamh ., IhntsaAy
Ysornine Port 0ambls for sesbeck, hrday
mornirg: Seaheek for Port Gamble, SATURDAY
noofpiua: Port Gamble for Seabeek, SUNDAY
nln.rira = MACoMBER. MAstrr. mh5
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WORKING PEOPLE

Are often too III 10 lsbaf, bat they
bAvenS time 10 take medicine and las
Of Simmons Liver RsgaiasoF esn b.
taken without esusing sus loss ~ time
and ihs system wsli be bails ap aud In
vlsorattd By II. II has No eaaai As a
prs parAtory medicine. aud rsn be safely
used whea doctor eAnnct Dc called ia
In an conmea jtseAss = ii Wili. ua ssjst-
90 bF AIRY pthtF medicine, sdsei speedy
cure
The " t-EN rEMEsf'' Is tse most pop
alar No ctove IN Amafis 5 As for tivS
usstoas 81 - for eight buttons They
sFe Ear b .ew the price 0f any other
stsudaFd maker, ia fer d. and daFs
billty Gee aasxselle1. The above are re
tail prices ttAb glow isuet s0i8 al veoie,
saisA al t'iiwAkAChER PROS. aels
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shipping Intelligence.

sAs Francisco. June lL-Auyed - shiI
Detroit Seattle.
Sailed SssAmers Mexico, for seattle. and
San Pedro, for Tacoma
poEr TowssEND JuBe l7.-ArriSed SHY
Lara Rozalia from Aat0iogssta.
PuEr MADSsoE, Jans i7.-Arriysd-Ba l.
Oskiand.
Four AToELos. dun. i7.-Ciesr. Flesh
west wind. No Shipping
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hEW &e1&. 4uBs H. sfezeF 50 ealfs a&le
sssse: - sosn. q. - -, 8 .,,, Pm
lali. stsass isssss. 20 . ssg sSlit, sasia. for
sOsDs.
faars, eaapsn ...--...-.---.s...--e- y s
Forr = . sne.hslfs, eeap.un ....-.t... lass
Psefnc saEss.r....-.-.-s-.. s-s-.--ss. 49,
sEccKs.
amer csn Kxpzrss. 100; hnadi4n Psrihc,
Fl canada Southern. Coas Central Pseinsi
So. chicago, Buriiagton 4 Quincy. iss,
Delaware. EackswaBna 4 Western. 1876
Beaver Flo GFAads. 19Et; Ere. 32's; Lake
shwe. as. Louisville 4 Nashville, eek,
Mich asa eenfrzi. eZs Northern Psesac.
81 . eserTcd. Eeh. Kansas 4 Fsxas 20.
New York csnifAl, iT7i oregoa Improve
meet, son Oregon NaYiEation, Ice, Oregon
Tfspscontimeassi, 81 81. Pant, 90si; fae &c
Maii, 81 Rock IEland. is9 y; Texas Paci9r,
81. Union Pacies. CO. q 5. ExPEses. 81
Wells FAFg1 E1pEess. ls3, Western Union,
| u sorthwes;srn. 1Zlas
s1ocE zARKKT Is NEs YoHK
Nav YoRK, Juns IT.-Todsy wss he duii.
est day 81 TIA Stoek Exchasge for May weeks,
/ TIE anetuEtfcns ia The most Of the sEoeki
were CO.. fiaed withia q range OF small fIac
tiaua, and with the exception u LITTLE buy.
/ .ng BE- Lsnfon tfadiaR WIS purely local apo
4 psasss ioaaL The rssalts of & DAYS business
4 ihAs priese IRE tfregalarly changed With Z
/ decline In many
SKw Y0EK MARKETS.
Hxw ToRE, Juns II. Hops, gales and steady
s,Aie fns970; California, 10 a
Chee spot, fair; Ria, quiet. Ann; opians
lever aHd moderately active snf hFm
I sales. Ias, TO bAens Jans 81 i5eeiT %. JniJ
/ ST. .50tsi7 30. August le5s6sls.70: septem
ber $40 95aEis. October Siso 0sgls %; No
vensi,sT tITgsa1 s ~ December SiT.0osGls. 10
eugar- Quiet. steady; eentrifugs. Sc
refined. arrn; % A, Jaes5h mould A, Sac
/ 5 af.f0A, e0nfseti0ners' A, HAas5 50 100
stAhdAri, ~; graduated, s5gs sI-ioo
cnhes Il
Wool- oniet. steady, domestic fsecs 3eas7
pullea I4es31, xss 91Zt.
Petrolsnrn--Diiii. Opening. 64s; highest
60 loves, ca clJsing, g. sAies, T5s, &c
barrels.
CHICAGO Markets.
CHfCAao, June i7.-Wheat lower for Jua
aud July; clsh7i : Jaly 70: August 49,.
| Corn steadl; cssh. a.; August, 80 T-is
July. 81 6-i6.
oats--s,sady. quiei, cash 2Is.; July 2s7i
Augu.t 25N.
+ kye-Dali, So.
BaTiey-sieaay. 50.
Whisky Dali, 10.
Poss Unchanged: lard. Easy. cash 90. ~ 4
shoulders s. 6sc5 20, short clear si.rtsT 9
short Fibs f7.5aA
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OREGON RY. & NAV. cos
STEAM ERs.

NORTH PACIFIC AND GEO. 3 STARR,
Alternate
Arrive daily except Sunday. frem
Victoria and Port Townsend pm
Depart ally except Sunday, for
Tacoma ...-..........--....... a pm
Arrive dsily. except Sunday,
from faepnia...s.-s.s. $780, 0eN n
Dspart daily exofp. Sunday. for
Victoria and PER- Townsend. an
STEAMER EMMA HAYWARD.
Arrives daily from Tacoma. pm
Departs daily for Taeoma........ q m
ATrixea daily from Tacoma, ex.
cept SUNDAY ....-....... ...,Is.So p m
reparfs daily for Tacoma. except
sunT&y ..-. .-...-s---.s.s..-..ss 10y Y n
STEAMER IDAHO
Arrives from Whatcom every Tuss-
day, Thur day and SATURDAY. A.. pm
DepS Is for whatcom svery Monday,
Wednesday and Fridav, Al $500. an
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

Esw Yea. Inse H. Menev 81 ea8. ies1ei,
ekasG. iast foR1. s -ssed, 6. pEins
rasrcansiIe psper. &C. strFiifg gxehenEe,
anli, stezssg s. % foF ssl6sy siIit; tassA fer
aeaaza.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

It's gaee. ii 4ssaSa II gGsverrm Et n.r
sses leak SIZE masser wsti Ae FszfA@3 4e
eoFting % shs dse process IT Sa@s End
wtre1s Encrt 70 Ara 6eseF =
P9caee1, MinSssfr ~ sha lnierf9E, sho
h1s sasnexd he GSsexngF4Ntc q ghs-
sssArs, does nct nEpear e. &c bseks1
Hp ts The Rs4eaai f31vRxnn a.. AID e
Fei4ca etEsssx il - SD fket &c - nc
isrgeg Min3sgaF e - fnikrs7fs an1 z
i - saosed thaa be VII Be ssscge6a 4 BE-
s4rpf fsfEsntsz LEAH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

LsTEHPooL. June iT.-At . meeting to
dsg % tbs 0wnsrs Of fsesories rsPFs-
senliaQ u 0o0f01 sgindles. q Ftsslution
was adopsed recommending ehsFf tiEse.
Il il believed here thai the short time
Increment viii Prove ebordTe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18
POR SNOHOMISR CITY.

- STEAMER
w. +. Munroe'
Csrrying tho United States malta VIII
leave Seattle for Edmunds, MukIlteo,
Narysyille, Lowell and SnekomtRh, Mon
lay, wednesday and Friday, ct ] = n,
returning alternate dRyA
Fsr fresght or passage apply on board
ar 10 Geo, Foster, agent Yeaier's wharf
CHAS III. LOW.
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EmEIExrxM. gaEe 81.--Aa 9rE2ess
hns hsen es2rst4 e a q Fsasa = 50
were ssreeFzsd 10 fas rtsts ssre n 3aSJ
IaEt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-18

About twenty years aso discovered a uttls
hore ga ny ososs. and the doct0Fs proaousced
70 cancer, tbave tried a number Of physicians.
ea' without recoivins any permanent bsneht
Anaoas hsuuuaser weveone or two specialists.
ms usettsiae they applied was like Gro 10 the
sare, causing intense rain. Isav statement
In tae papers telltaw what :. = q had done f1r
5tsers similarly ss1icted. psoyursA some At
once. BeggFe had used the seooad tostie ths,
aeisae-ers eosala nattcs that my cancer vas
hc1iinv ep> W general health had tesn ,,a.t
t7r two CT ihres Fears--I hal a harkias css,sh
asi sPis t}oot continually. had a severe
psisla asy errasts After taking * bottles OF
S. $, s. my oash len me asa srsw stoutef
tAsa aat bren far several yrarS NJ eancsg
has healed oy5s IN bai little $50, aboat sss
s'-e. % s. baltsl and 81 IS rapidly Disappear
irE { veula ADVISE every ere vita cancer ts
give : S. = afai5 trisL
Nss NANCY :. g,scoNAUGHEY.
Aes orsve Tirpssazsc Co. lad.
Fsa. O, "a
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LxHoan gana Il. ia Is fnmgrse thai
seierFaass have beeo teeeiTesl ffcM Lot
4er arlsessnQ he tn9iau GavsrnxEent 10
forward tx5ops % the Afzbsn fF0ntseg.
II Is aiao sad has orders have bean
issesd for she myietson % he railwsy
Inns q CNrdahsK and an ex.eGsi0n q
k1e PsshawaF railwsy 10 gamfnod-
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swffts spo-,e- Is rsurcly Vegetable. ard
sstrlst 7sre eEHf.-s D. t,rc.ns out ~ trnvu
Ft'lrs fren - tl,aa Trc-sizs aa Hlc,sd an
SAN p-syas-s-. rsallr5 trcs-
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BEEtGS. JHrs HIN ste Ke.e5 stse
today TIE spiFFt BIZ pIsasd iis third
FsASiga, zs3 90 - Tee steamship bili.
the Rsickstsg administration bill, ire
sftsfaisI bniteF ball aud the woFkmea's
proteesiYs bill passed their third lead
tags. The session wiu pgobabiy close
tomorrow.
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OwKa sounD fOsf.l. guEs II -fAe
CsBsdisn Pacific Rafiwsy sse&mef Az
baska ran ashore on tie fsis q CafeA
To Georgian Bay, yesterday. hsF paS
ssEefFs h2vs been bfoaEhA 20 Dsen
Sound. II Il thoueht thas 10th Fssaes
and cargo will be saved.
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LKoxAsDzowH Me-. Jane II EMiy
this morning a mob q Hffv raen teos
Bsr HsBcs, a negro. aged p. fsaEa ~
hanged hIaa 20 q tree. Hanse vas szit
inz trial for F1pe.
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Cuy o. NKxIoo, inue II -rhe s3taa
ton IA Chihushus, where there are tw0
rtval Governors aud State Legislatures.
tNeites interest btte. bas Il i uot hsli1 =
ed that tie Federal Gavtfrlu ~ vii
actively interfere. tKceri - pFtae4vs
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LihssaIs Elected.

FKzTn. Jaly i6.-up to tic present
time nlnetv liberals have been elscstd
including Won Lins,, IEofart, Feitg
vary, BAross. Fahsrit. wsekasie, TiatE
vic ~, Teles skrstGraman and Psehy
also, ten meEAhers ef moderats cp cal
ton, and Twelve independents.
Esras k-.x-....... - saaFa-n
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LoNpos, jane 1.-The police issued
\ circular warning ehsmists aad other
parsons dealing In explgs wa RIOS 10 sell
dynamite compounds to sHspieseus peF
sons, The uJysrnmens Dfs red a reward
Of Aloo Ter information regarding the
Illegal manutaetGre ~ dynamite. Inc
circular tsalmost identical With th1 one
is6utd ia 1885.
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new time CARD


Ksturnias, leave seastle Al ,. m. ever Fvt
Day, a. a Per- fcwnssod Ia tie Afts Fncca-
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I5Dseial 10 tie PosT iarKs EIasscsa
OLYMPtA. June II. - Lass evening
about 6 o'clock o man nsmed Charles >.
Pine. driver Of YeuBg's Hotel coach,
WAS engaged 10 haniing dirt from the
MtFside y ben Bis team took fright aad
ran away. when near Main street Pine
vas thrown CT the wagon, the wheel
pacing over bis chest and breaking bie
ribs and collar bone. he 0niy lived 3
few moments after the accident. Pine
vas formerly employed ia Walla Walls
o. steward IN an eating house.
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aFaeFeti tate GarFIsen .

wAsataGTes, June Is - A order has
been issnsd from the War Department
directing Company n, Fourth Cavalry,
usw IN Anzons, ard Company y. sixth
| Cavalry, psw Ia New Hsxsso, to the
aarrison as Fort IYeFa, near this city
| The troops xiIi be under the command
81 Msj9g Lszis II. Carpenter. Fifth
C4yalFg, GOV as Fort SapPlg, J. 7.
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I5pseial 10 the PoAE INTRLtIgEsCKa
OGaMPIA. Juue l7.--tireat Indignation
was expressed last evening especially By
old soldiers, both Republicans and Dem
0cFAts, on leaEHing thas President Cisvs
land had ordered ihe relaEn Of the rebel
naRa, and the excitement only died dawn
this morning when II was AsseFtained
that Cleveland had hacked dswn.
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A REWARD or SIC, FoR The RET an
IN OF one single scuIl strip boat. " feet
long. 3 feet beam: white outside With green
wsseF-line, inside green hscT; No. on eaeh
side Of bow add stern branded IN inside Of
stern, "Budloae Builder, Seattle. W. Ta
Was taken from bsashouse s4sh o. NAV bv
o1e man, name 81 Healer. kUDLoN6
BROS, P. o. box "a. my1af
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CIScTHNAII, June ia construction
train fell throaRh the tfestle on hunt
iaeton's new railroad back Of Nswport
this asteTnooEn. and fatally ipiaEed
fauf sEaFh mas1
Sharp County record., 1887-07-21

Itch, Prlare mango and scratches OF every
kind cured In 30 minutes by WoltOrd's Sanitary
Lotion. Use no other. This never fails. Sold by
j. X. Metcalt, Druggist, Evening Shade.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-21
MITES FROM MAXVILLE.

From our Regular Correspondent.
Health in this section is unoommonly
good for this year.
Rain is badly needed, as there has been
no rain in this section for several weeks
Ii it don't rain soon, crops will be almost
failure. Stock is suffering for water in
this section.
The Sunday school at this place hea
closed for the present.
A protracted meeting will commence
at Big Creek church next Sunday to be
conducted by Rev. NJ. NJ. Burge, May
G cd bless your labors Bro. Burge.
Joseph Carpenter and Miss Sarah Shir-
lev mounted the matrimonial omnibus
last Suadag> Rev. VIM johnson, Cfhciat
ing. Success to you Joe.
FL. Doss, has been confined to his
bed several days on account large boil
on his hip.
The public school commenced at this
place last Monday O. b. Snow teacher
There is prayer meeting every Sunday
evening at Maxville. Every one should
attend.
Prof Mitchell passed through here or
his way to Evening Shade to make ar.
rapgement to take ohGSge of the scb'3l
at that place. We think he is the right
man in the right place.
Maxville, July 18th, 'S7.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-21
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE MAILS.

Route No. 20, ,155-Batesville to Evening Shade
Schedule time of arrival, every day except sun
day, is O'Clock p. m. Leaves at q. IN.
Route No 20, ,2G2-Eyening Shade to Ash Flat:
Schedule time of arrival at 1880 p. m; ueparts
at 7:30 a. m. Mondays, Wedn days and Fridays
Route No. 20, ,l4S-Smithville TO Evening Shade;
Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays at II m. and
leaves same days at L p. m.
Route No. 20, 161-From Batesville via polk
Bayou to Eve Shades Arrives Tuesdays aud sat-
nrdays at 80 q. m. and leaves same days at III
am. j. Il. METCALF,
Sharp County record., 1887-07-21
tS.!'''|ta1)j''S,,
CANTON KINKS.
From our Regular Correspondent

From our Regular Correspondent
Wheat throshing going on now, yield
tolerably good.
Still a good many cases of sickness,
mostly chills and fever.
BIG Huddleston's little girl died on the
18th inst. Also one of DR.. McClung's
children died on the 8.
VIM Rogers is the proud father Of q
little son, weighing 10 pounds,
Still showery. but more wind than rAia
Good rains fell south and west of us.
CIV Mclean is working up the life in
surance business in this section.
The following is the list of officers Of
Hardy Lodge. 4. & l., of d.: d d Wal
ker, past protector: h F Adams, protector
S HaIes, vioe-proteotor; R W Hall, seq
retary and financial secretary; N I Jones'
treasurer; Sarah L Clayton, chaplain; j Z
day. guide; Nancy j Adams, guardian
A Tucker, sentinel.
Best wishes to the RECORD.
Canton, July 18th, 81.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-21
LOCAL NEWS.

Clear heart shingles at So so at the
Medley Mills.
w e Brewer, who lives about one
mile east of town is suffering very much
with dropsy. He is in u critical condi-
tion.
p II Wilkerson was unable to be in
Ihis school last week ou account of sick.
ness lie is up and at his post again
hbough.
-Wm A. Edwards is suffering with a
late peach blow boil near the base of his
Apinal column. Bill walks like he is "all
6SokeL up"
Miss Mollie Adams, lately of Hardy
- now a resident of our town. Her
ueny friends are glad 10 have her back
sGain.
A protracted meeting under the aus
pices of Rev. Josephus Lemons pastor of
the Christian church at this place, has
bfen in progress for several days. He is
assisted by his father veteran minister
& she same church and several additions
have been made to their ranks.
The K & L. of H. lodge initiated
three candidates last Monday night and
the e'members and their families were re
gaied with cake. ice cream, and other re-
fffshmerts On account of the absence of
77Tai officers the installation WINS post
poned. The RECORD folks g, atefully ac-
Fpowledge receipt of liberal share of
refreshments. Thanks,
Sharp County record., 1887-07-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATlON-2664.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,

July Z, 1887.
Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made
before the county Judge of Sharp county,
at Evening Shade. Ark, on AUG. Goth, 1887,
viz: William R Lester. homestead entry
No. l2,6O7 for the north half of southeast
quarter of section II, township q north.
range west. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, VIZ:
Willis Bland, VIM H Rickard. Maize Bal
bridge and Jack Murphy of Sharp Co. Ark.
r. V. YEAKLE,
S2Jull4 Register.
Sharp County record., 1887-07-21
THE CHURCHES

missionary Baptlst-G. L. Foard, pastor
nreachng second Sunday in each month includ-
Ing Saturday before
Cbristian-Eld Josephus Lemons VIII preach
Al Saturday night in each month, ana on sun
day following. an
methodist, south-J. F. Troy, pastor VIII VIII
nreact on the lst and Sd sundays IN each
north Prayer-meeting every thursday nigh''
sunday-School every Sunday morning at !;
n lid +" come J n. SHAVER,
II n'''e' w O Superintendent.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Persons writing to the RECORD for pub
lication will please remember that we
positively will not print any communities
ton, however worthy and interesting,
unless we know who the author is. So
send your names with your letters. All
items should reach us by Mondays mails
to insure insertion that week.
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General Directory.

JUDICIAL.
.,udce of Sd circuit ............ Jas. ". Butler
prossecUting rose % % attorney ... VIM b. Padgett
SHARP COUNTY:
p.u.osontotive ive........Sa Sam Wainwright
Comfy and Probate Judge, j. Nj. montgomery
Circuit Clerk and Recorder, .... Joshua Wann 1
Sheriff and Collector, ....";.;..' Geo a,, n. mai,
Assessor, r,................''''' ooiu Ii .xr - SIr
Treasurer, .......... ...'...s.'' Chto v, =
trrpsvor d. Spurlock
{ County Examiner. H. "iihersoh
PINEY FORK TOWNSHIP.
justices of the peace M Lp Collins Collins
.fo,s,ob,e ,,........W. W. A. Berry
THE COURTS.
.f;rcuit court convenes Sharp county on the thlr-
teenth Monday after the first Monday in January
and July.
Sharp county court convenes first Mondays IN
january, April, July and October
q Probate court meets lst Mondays in February,
MAY. August and November.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 1865
LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock, ARK,
July 7, 1881

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support OF
before the county judge of Sharp county,
at Evening Shade, Ark. on Aug. Goth 1887,
viz: Willis Bland, homestead entry No. 49,
2Os. for the north half of southwest quarter
and south half of northwest quarter of sec-
tom 81, townshlp 81 north. range west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
lion Of said land, viz: William r. Lester
VIM H Rickard, MAZE BaldIige. Bell Rick
ard, of Sharp Co. Ark. r. V. YEAKLE.
32Jull4 Register,
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Blank Deeds for sale here.

This is to certify that DR.. Ables' Compound
Honey of Tar and Lemon has given me more re-
lief than any cough medicine have ever used,
and would recommend it to all those affected with
coughs, colds and lung troubles.
r. G. PHILLIPS,
Better known as ''Uncle BOb.' This medicine
for sale at John Metealfs drug store.
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ANY delinquencies in this issue may
be charged to the account of the "otfice
help" The sickness Of the editor preven-
ed bis supervision and the subs" are con
fident liberal public will excuse their
failures.
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Mrs. Hulett, of congestion of stomach,
near Blanviile, aged about IS.
Mrs. B P Hickerson. about 35 years OF
age, of consumption near W NJ Edwards.
A child of a man by the name of Jones
who was moving from Willow Springs,
NO., to Poinsett county in this state, died
On the road few miles below here last
Sunday.
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A gentleman who persuades himself that
two people can hye as cheaply as one, can
The opposite sex willing to try the expert
ment with him. Since our last report the
clerk has issned the necessary documents
to the following couples:
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Wool Wanted.

Will exchange goods at Low price or
pay cash for tub, washed wool.
2S-tf WILLIAMS PRICE.